Sentence examples for erect other from inspiring English sources

He and other Democrats, frustrated at Republicans' ability to tie up the Senate, want to make it harder to erect other procedural obstacles as well.

Mr. Sharon survived three votes of no confidence, but he faced a future of perpetual dickering in the Parliament to erect other temporary bulwarks against such threats, including a new no-confidence motion filed by Labor over the poverty report.

Some species of Silene stand erect; others are spreading or cushion plants.

And Ralcorp has already erected other defenses, including a poison pill that would make an unwanted takeover prohibitively expensive.

BRITAIN may not always check passports properly, but it is sadly good at erecting other barriers in front of people who want to visit the country.

In many states, legislators and election officials have actually adopted policies designed to interfere with registration drives or erected other barriers.

Then he erected other monuments: his own palace, southeast of Darius' and similar to it in plan, and a mysterious building called the Harem by archaeologists a line of small, identical rooms that may have been Xerxes treasuryy.

But African countries that have cut tariffs have often erected other barriers, such as discriminatory taxes on imported products, that provide nearly the same degree of protection.And not all trade barriers are of the legal sort.

While the extent of the media's affect on the war is still debated, successive presidential administrations became more restrictive of coverage in future conflicts, limiting the number of embedded journalists in the military and erecting other roadblocks to a free press.

If this is done using refractive lenses (Fig. 3b), by far the most common optical devices used in living (and artificial) systems, the image that is formed must be "erect;" in other words, the top of the image should correspond to the top of the focused object, right must be to the right, and so on.

Some are halfway standing -- one facade erect, the other sloping to the ground.